Cognizant Unveils Advanced Artificial Intelligence Lab

 


Cognizant has unveiled its Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lab in San Francisco, marking a crucial step in its $1 billion investment commitment to generative AI (gen AI) over the next three years. The lab, staffed with a team of skilled researchers and developers, aims to spearhead AI innovation through intellectual property development, boasting 75 issued and pending patents. At a time when more than half of executives express dissatisfaction with AI progress, Cognizant's CEO, Ravi Kumar S., emphasizes their dedication to being an AI-first company. The lab, led by AI entrepreneur Babak Hodjat, will utilize the Cognizant Neuro™ AI platform to leverage Large Language Models (LLMs) for crafting advanced AI applications, focusing on diverse business domains beyond traditional prompt engineering.

Cognizant's Advanced AI Lab, committed to responsible and ethical AI practices, will not only foster an environment of continuous learning but also support enterprise AI adoption through its global AI Innovation Studios. These innovation hubs serve as collaborative spaces for clients and associates to ideate and co-create new business solutions. The company's strategic approach to AI research and development positions it at the forefront of industry innovation, emphasizing the importance of understanding client needs throughout the solutioning process. The lab's multifaceted goals include showcasing innovative AI solutions, engaging in AI-for-good research, evangelizing gen AI-enabled decision-making solutions globally, and establishing Cognizant as a knowledge hub for published AI research.

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